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As a service from City Hall to Decatur’s taxpayers, Decatur Tax Blog provides fresh, non-partisan content about national & local tax and housing developments, timely reminders about tax deadlines for residents, special announcements, and educational posts about your tax bill.
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This blog is not intended to give legal or tax advice about your personal situation, but to give information and answer questions generally about Decatur property tax issues. Please contact the tax office to discuss your account, but contact a tax professional for tax advice. Also, please note that the tax office does not get involved in disputes between lenders & borrowers or buyers & sellers.
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December
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- City Hall closed New Year's Day
- Lawyer taxes due tomorrow
- State: tax rates in new cities can’t be capped
- Holiday schedule for Decatur City Hall
- Tax payments due today in Decatur
- Geechee taxpayers sue state and county
- Personal property taxes due in 5 days
- Department of Revenue proposes to reorganize itself
- Decatur bills 900 businesses
- Property tax payments due in 10 business days
- State urges tax compliance for Airbnb rentals
- New rules expand training for appraisal vendors
- Georgia rated 5th tax friendliest state for seniors
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